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an important federal watercolor on paper depicting president jame madison's house, 'montpelier', orange, virginia, prior to madison's enlargements of the house in 1809, attributed to anna maria thornton, wife of dr. william thornton, architect of the united states capitol, washington, d.c., circa 1802.
manuscript account of exploration and settlement in new south wales, 69 pages, plus blanks, a pencil tracing of an engraving of the maori chief tippahee (te pahi) and four pages of additional unrelated notes in the same hand, paper watermarked 1825, 8vo, late 1820s, half roan, binding heavily worn, one page loose, soiling
mr. william shakespeares comedies, histories, and tragedies. published according to the true originall copies. the second impression. london: printed by tho. cotes, for richard hawkins, and are to be sold at his shop in chancery lane, neere serjeants inne, 1632 (colophon: printed at london by thomas cotes, for john smethwick, william aspley, richard hawkins, richard meighen, and robert allot, 1632